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Shedding Light on Aeluma's Stock Price Outlook

Author: Thomas Hughes. Publication Date: 2/10/2026.

Key Points

Aeluma is well-positioned to disrupt the optical semiconductor market.
Its photonic, compound semiconductors and manufacturing processes have applications across industries.
Analysts and institutions are optimistic, supporting and leading the market in early 2026.
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Aeluma's (NASDAQ: ALMU) stock price outlook is bright—largely a matter of execution and timing. The company's technology is critical to AI advancement and potentially disruptive across industries. It focuses on photonics (optical data transmission required for high-performance AI applications), compound semiconductors (critical for high-power, high-performance semiconductor applications, including AI), and related manufacturing techniques.

Its advanced photonic devices, built on larger-than-standard wafers using compound semiconductor technology, offer enhanced performance at lower cost and are moving toward commercial availability.

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Aeluma's 2026 narrative centers on a strategic shift toward production readiness. The company is focused on securing production capacity in preparation for a commercial ramp. While some revenue is being recognized now, commercial production isn't expected to generate significant revenue until 2029.

As it stands, revenue is expected to accelerate sharply through the decade, exceeding 300% in fiscal 2029 to about $150 million. Between now and then, analysts forecast roughly 18% growth to $5.25 million in fiscal 2026 and nearly 70% growth to about $9.3 million in fiscal 2027.

Optimism: Aeluma Market Ripe for Rebound

Institutional activity signals optimism. Institutions own about 25% of the stock and have bought on balance each quarter since the IPO. Overall activity is skewed heavily to buys—about $65 bought for every $1 sold—providing a solid support base. Technical factors suggest a hard bottom near $13.75, a potential launchpad for a rebound when a catalyst appears.

Two of the three analysts tracked by MarketBeat covering ALMU rate it a Buy, with upside potential of more than 70% relative to its critical early-2026 support target. Key catalysts for 2026 include advancing manufacturing capacity and securing defense contracts. The company is pursuing a domestic, DoD-compliant supply chain to enter the lucrative defense contract arena.

Contract wins would not only improve revenue visibility and profit forecasts but also validate the technology and bolster market confidence, positioning the company for increased business in subsequent quarters.

Insider Selling, Short Interest, and Dilution Risk

A notable investor risk is insider selling by Mark N. Tompkins. Mr. Tompkins is an insider and early angel investor with millions of dollars of exposure and has been selling shares since the IPO. He owns more than 10% of the company, and his sales have been a meaningful headwind in early 2026. Continued selling could cap upside.

Short sellers add another risk. Short interest was roughly 10% as of late January and trending higher, which is a red flag. Given the company's low-revenue/no-earnings profile, shorts may sell into any rallies, pressuring price action.

A capital raise in early 2025 increased the share count and capped near-term gains, contributing to the current valuation and creating what some see as a compelling opportunity in 2026.

Balance Sheet Strength Helps Offset Dilution Concerns

Aeluma's prior capital raise did increase the share count by roughly 30%, but it also strengthened the balance sheet. At the end of fiscal Q1 (FQ1) 2026, the company reported more than $38 million in cash and equivalents—enough to fund several years of operations at the then-current burn rate—with no debt and minimal liabilities. While dilution risk remains, it appears limited in the near term and is partially offset by the longer-term growth outlook.

Aeluma Nears Price Floor Ahead of February Earnings Report

Aeluma is trading within a range and is under pressure heading into its FQ2 report. Price action remains above a critical support level, and a bullish catalyst is expected. The FQ2 release will likely include updates on capacity expansion and contract progress—news that could drive the market higher. If those updates disappoint, the stock could fall to new lows; in that scenario, ALMU might retreat as far as $12 before finding the next support level, and that level is not guaranteed to hold.

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Monolithic Power Systems Is Surging—Has Valuation Caught Up?

Author: Leo Miller. Publication Date: 2/10/2026.

Key Points

While other top chip stocks have lagged over recent months, Monolithic Power Systems continues to come through for investors.
The company is now firing on all cylinders, having seen strong growth across all end markets last quarter.
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Over the past three months, some of the biggest names in the semiconductor industry have stalled. NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is up just 1% over that span, Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) is down 1%, and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) has fallen more than 7%.

That's not the case for the supercharged chip stock Monolithic Power Systems (NASDAQ: MPWR). The shares have returned about 26% over the past three months and roughly 69% over the past 52 weeks.

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Monolithic posted its latest financial results on Feb. 5, which largely validated the stock's recent rally.

After such a strong run, is there still a meaningful opportunity in MPWR shares going forward?

MPWR Gets a Lift After Rock-Solid Earnings Report

In Q4 2025, Monolithic reported revenue of $751 million, up 21% year over year, comfortably above consensus of roughly $742 million (about 19% growth). Adjusted earnings per share rose 17% to $4.79, beating estimates of $4.74 (16% growth).

The company's full-year results were notable: revenue grew more than 26% — its fastest pace since 2022 — and operating margin expanded 60 basis points to 35.2%. Sales in five of the company's six end markets increased by 25% or more; enterprise data was the lone exception, with sales down 2%. By Q4, every end market was posting at least 15% year-over-year growth.

In 2025, three end markets each accounted for at least 20% of total revenue, highlighting Monolithic's diversified customer base. The market rewarded the results: shares rose 6.4% the trading day after the Feb. 5 release.

Monolithic Raises Data Center Forecasts, Sends 800 VDC Samples

Looking ahead, Monolithic expects revenue growth of more than 22% in Q1 2026 based on the midpoint of its guidance — well above consensus, which had projected roughly 16% growth. The company reported a book-to-bill ratio that was "well in excess of one" last quarter.

That suggests Monolithic received more orders than it shipped, and its backlog now extends into Q3 2026. The enterprise data segment, which includes data-center sales, is especially strong: Monolithic raised its 2026 sales growth outlook for that market from a 30–40% range to a floor of 50%.

Further out, Monolithic sees a large opportunity in 800-volt direct-current (800 VDC) data-center architecture — an emerging power-delivery approach that NVIDIA is championing. Monolithic says it was the first company to send product samples as it competes for 800 VDC business. Revenue from that initiative, however, likely won't materialize until late 2027 or beyond. Still, the update signals the company's technical readiness for high-value designs.

Monolithic: Fantastic Executor, Premium Valuation

Overall, it's hard to fault Monolithic Power Systems' operating performance. The company executes well across multiple end markets and is positioned to benefit from data-center momentum. The main caveat is valuation: the current share price implies very high free cash flow growth for many years to come.

Given those expectations, any execution slip could meaningfully pressure the stock. The MarketBeat consensus price target on Monolithic sits near $1,218, implying roughly 1% upside. Analysts publishing targets after the earnings release are, on average, more bullish at about $1,309 (around 8% upside). Individual views vary: Rosenblatt Securities' updated $1,000 target implies about 17% downside, while KeyCorp's $1,500 target implies roughly 24% upside.

Despite the premium valuation, Monolithic remains a high-quality company with multi-year growth potential. Advances in power-regulation chips and systems are a key enabler for broader technological progress, and Monolithic is well positioned to benefit if those trends continue.

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Tesla's P/E Is Near a 5-Year High—Buy Signal or Panic Signal?

By Sam Quirke. Article Posted: 2/24/2026.

Key Points

Tesla’s P/E ratio is close to its highest level since 2021, even as shares are down nearly 20% from December’s peak.
The multiple expansion has been driven more by last year’s rally than by any real earnings strength, heaping the pressure on Tesla to execute flawlessly.
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Despite rallying as much as 130% last year, Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) has had a weak start to 2026. Trading near $400, the shares are almost 20% below December's all-time high. That pullback might look like a buying opportunity, but the stock's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio remains elevated—about 371, down from above 400 before the dip.

Two years ago, that same multiple was closer to the mid-40s. That leap in valuation has raised more than a few eyebrows, especially since Tesla's earnings have been hit and miss in recent quarters. The result is a setup that's unusually sensitive: is this stretched multiple a bullish signal or a warning sign?

Why It Could Be a Buy Signal

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High P/E ratios alone don't automatically mean a stock is overvalued. In Tesla's case, the multiple expansion could reflect a real shift in how the market values the company rather than just the share price outrunning earnings.

As MarketBeat recently noted, investors are increasingly treating Tesla as more than a carmaker. They're pricing it as an AI and robotics platform.

CEO Elon Musk's "Amazing Abundance" mission, announced earlier this year, centers on autonomy and the Optimus humanoid robot. If Tesla can transition from an electric-vehicle leader to a scalable robotics manufacturer capable of producing millions of units annually, its addressable market would expand dramatically.

In that scenario, recent earnings matter less. The market would be pricing Tesla for future growth rather than current car sales, which helps explain the lofty P/E.

Why It Could Be a Panic Signal

On the flip side, a P/E near 400 leaves almost no margin for error. Tesla's execution must be close to flawless, and its recent track record has shown inconsistency. Much of last year's stock surge occurred even while earnings missed expectations—an example of price running ahead of execution.

Add the narrative shift and the demands grow: investors must believe Tesla will not only sustain long-term EV leadership but also execute a near-perfect pivot into autonomy and robotics at scale. Analyst confidence is sharply divided, and the wide spread between bullish and bearish price targets underscores that split.

For example, Phillip Securities recently rated Tesla a Sell with a price target of around $215, while Tigress Financial put a Buy rating with a target near $550. Barclays sits in the middle with a Neutral stance. For a mega-cap, that's an unusually large range.

The practical takeaway: there are many skeptics ready to react. Any slip in deliveries, missed autonomy milestones, or slower-than-expected robotics progress could quickly turn a triple-digit multiple into a major liability.

What the Chart Says

Technically, the stock is in a delicate position. Shares are down nearly 20% from December's high but remain above key support around $385 established last quarter. The pullback has eased some valuation pressure, but it also tests the longer-term uptrend that formed last year.

If Tesla stabilizes around current levels and begins forming higher lows, it would suggest buyers are willing to back the Amazing Abundance thesis. Conversely, a decisive break below $400 could accelerate P/E compression. When sentiment turns against frothy growth stocks, declines can happen quickly.

Weighing up the Opportunity

For bulls, the upside is straightforward: if you believe in Tesla's AI and robotics pivot, the pullback offers a chance to buy at a discount to recent highs, with the high multiple reflecting long-term growth potential rather than near-term results.

For skeptics, that same multiple is a red flag. It implies much of the forward optimism is already priced in, and even a small disappointment could unwind gains rapidly.

Ultimately, the situation is familiar for Tesla: a tension between an ambitious long-term vision and near-term execution risk. How investors view that trade-off will determine whether today's valuation looks prescient or precarious.

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Tuesday, February 24, 2026

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A National Reckoning Tonight at 7:30 p.m.

Where to invest $1,000 right now

Shedding Light on Aeluma's Stock Price Outlook

Key Points

Have $500? Invest in Elon's AI Masterplan (Ad)

Optimism: Aeluma Market Ripe for Rebound

Insider Selling, Short Interest, and Dilution Risk

Balance Sheet Strength Helps Offset Dilution Concerns

Aeluma Nears Price Floor Ahead of February Earnings Report

Monolithic Power Systems Is Surging—Has Valuation Caught Up?

Key Points

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MPWR Gets a Lift After Rock-Solid Earnings Report

Monolithic Raises Data Center Forecasts, Sends 800 VDC Samples

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Tesla's P/E Is Near a 5-Year High—Buy Signal or Panic Signal?

Key Points

Why It Could Be a Buy Signal

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Why It Could Be a Panic Signal

What the Chart Says

Weighing up the Opportunity

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